Books you can see, smell and touch!

Books! Who reads books anymore, the kind you can hold, feel the slick cover, see the illustrated cover, smell the paper pages and sometimes the print? I have approximately 75 newly arrived and ready to be shelved books that look so intriguing. Danger's Hour has caught my eye. I see the subtitle is, the story of the USS Bunker Hill and the Kamikaze Pilot who crippled her. If I were into war stories, history, intrigued by the what kind of person made a Kamikaze Pilot, that would be a must read. There are other titles that catch my eye: So Sexy So Soon by Diane Levin, Ph.D. and Jean Kilbourne, Ed.D; Dangerous Business, the risks of Globalization for America by Pat Choate; The Either/OR Investor by Clark Winter; Anti Cancer, a new way of life by Dr. David Servan-Schreiber; The Day After He Left Iraq by Melissa Leligman. There's more. Come see them, feel them, smell them, check them out and read a book.